Sentence examples for inadequate to explain from inspiring English sources

Considerable research has shown that such an analysis is inadequate to explain hunger motivation.

Science and photography may both be inadequate to explain such "immense disorder," but Kannisto's efforts, at least, suggest its beauty.

Foreign, Communist or Cambodian influences are inadequate to explain the amalgam that was Tuol Sleng; in Chandler's view, the roots lie even deeper.

This is certainly part of the equation, but it seems inadequate to explain a swing from 37% support in 2005 to 60% support just ten years later.

In contrast, the fact that Gio Ponti has not had a prep race is surely inadequate to explain a quote of 10-1.

Although these authors differed on many points, they shared the view that standard logical-empiricist accounts of confirmation, theory, and other topics were quite inadequate to explain the major transitions that have occurred in the history of the sciences.

Appealing simply to some contingent desire or other may be inadequate, however, to explain the basic phenomenon of moral motivation.

(Unit Manager: Unit 0502) Staff commonly cited inadequate resources to explain the inconsistent delivery of activities.

Therefore, analytes revealing insufficiently explained subcellular distributions may indicate the presence and influence of unconsidered compartments, as the compartment-specific markers used do not encompasses their distribution and thus are inadequate to precisely explain the observed distributions.

However, in light of the sensitive balance between immune health and gammaherpesvirus induced tumors, even the anti-proliferative effects of rapamycin seem inadequate to fully explain the suppression and even regression of KSHV-induced pathogenesis.

Nonetheless, it is now evident that CV alone is inadequate to completely explain DCI following aneurismal rupture [ 2, 4].